This 4-star review is for the Breast Care Center... The mammogram visit went quite well. They are…read morepatient and quick with service. They provide great care when screening for the manual exam and the results were provided the same day which was very impressive to have the readings and results within hours.

Save the TaTas! Get those Mammies Grammed!…read moreSave a life. So nice and patient. Pay up front and save 15%! I did....

I ordered a turkey sub and they forgot half of what I wanted on it very dry flavorless and to be…read morehonest I never eat at firehouse subs because of this reason.

The staff are wonderful…read more However, what is the deal with visitor access? The front is marked to be closed 9pm - 6am but it closes at 6pm. At that point you have to enter and exit the hospital via the ER door. Really inconvenient when bringing elderly people to visit folks.

Modern hospital, with extremely helpful, educated, and friendly staff…read more The worst I can say is that parking for handicapped is extraordinary, but for the rest of us requires a fairly good trek from the parking lot at the rear, unless you are quite lucky to get one space closer up.

Parked in the hallway for a few hours. Barely looked at me, said she's gonna order imaging with a…read moresecond person confirming that's what she said. I sent other half home because hey I need imaging it's gonna be a while. Then she comes back gives me a shot and says see ya later. Super helpful. $1087 for a cheap chair in a hallway and pat on the back after limping my 26 year old self in with my left leg totally numb. "Immediately return to emergency room if you experience numbness in the saddle region" I was discharged with numbness in the saddle region. Must've been covid graduates.

Make sure surgery is done by a Doctor and not by one of the students with very little or no…read moreexperience Hit and miss, I dont see consistency maybe do to overcrowding and I dont think I will be coming back because on top of everything now they dont take Humana anymore Time to switch hospitals

Recent sinus surgery at MUSC Main Hospital. Doctors, nurses…read moreand all staff were excellent. I highly recommend MUSC ENT. I've had three surgeries at MUSC and have been impressed with quality of care. The only negative is lack of parking and no valet service, especially for elderly and handicapped.

Care and concern for my injury was truly above and beyond. Staff was so patient and allowed me to…read moretake as much time as needed before leaving. I wish I remembered the nurses names who cared for me. So so appreciative of them.

I had a very concerning experience at East Cooper Medical Center in Mount Pleasant involving a…read morenurse who identified herself as Wendy. My cousin, a Puerto Rican American, came to the ER with severe abdominal/side/back pain and was visibly crying and in significant distress. She called me earlier that evening crying and asking for help. When I arrived at approximately 11:00 PM, I personally observed that she was still in severe pain and distress. What concerns me most is that it was not until after I arrived, spoke with the nursing staff, and requested that another nurse assist my cousin that she received medication from a different nurse. After that nurse, Nicki, administered the medication, I personally watched my cousin finally begin to get relief. She was able to sit up, talk to me, and most importantly, she was no longer crying and visibly suffering from the severe pain she had been experiencing. That made the earlier lack of relief especially concerning to me. I had also requested that Wendy no longer care for my cousin because my cousin had become uncomfortable with the way she was being treated. Despite that request, Wendy returned to the room. My cousin was asking reasonable questions about how long she would have to wait for her ultrasound. She was already extremely anxious and began visibly shaking. Instead of helping calm the situation, Wendy told her to "stop acting like a child and start acting like an adult." I found that completely inappropriate toward a patient who was already experiencing severe pain and distress. I was also concerned that medication was brought into the room without a clear explanation of what it was before my cousin took it. I believe patients should be clearly informed about medications they are being given. Eventually, another nurse came into the room and treated my cousin with kindness and professionalism. That nurse even apologized for what had happened earlier. The contrast between the two interactions was significant. To be clear, my concern is not simply that the ER could not immediately determine the cause of my cousin's pain. We understand that emergency medicine involves testing and uncertainty. My concern is how my cousin was treated while she was seeking care and particularly the fact that she remained in severe distress until after I intervened and another nurse provided medication, after which I personally witnessed a significant improvement in her condition. We are still waiting to submit a formal complaint to ask the hospital to review the entire encounter, including the medication administration record, nursing documentation, and staff conduct. If you visit this ER, advocate for yourself, ask questions about medications before taking them, and bring someone you trust with you if possible. Patients deserve to be treated with dignity, compassion, and respect when they are at their most vulnerable.

Currently pregnant and expecting our first! We have been taking classes at MUSC prepping for our…read morelittle one's arrival. So far the staff and the hospital itself has been wonderful. It's been so fun exploring and seeing the facility. So far we are very thankful for our MUSC family!

Yesterday evening, my youngest son fell off his scooter and broke his arm... BAD. We went to…read moreSummerville ER and after x-rays and consultation they immediately had us transfer to Shawn Jenkins to reset the bones and put a cast on. From top to bottom - intake, nurses, doctors, etc. - the experience was amazing. I didn't catch everyone's names, but The Kenzies and Dr. Roth are two I remember. There was minimal paperwork (likely due to the transfer), everything was well-explained, including the risks and possible side effects of the medications he received, and very little waiting. Literally my only complaint is that the 7th floor vending machines don't work right and do I even CARE when my kid got such good attention? I am so grateful to everyone here that my boy is OK and I feel confident that they gave him the best possible treatment. J.Ja

Parking is a nightmare here! Came in for my appointment and staff was really pleasant! I really…read moreenjoyed my doctor visit with the ENT And audiologist!

I came here for my first COVID-19 vaccine, and MUSC has the process down. Signs tell you where to…read morego, and the desk is staffed that you don't have to wait to check in. I arrived to my 2:40 PM appointment about five minutes early. As soon as I checked in at the desk, the receptionist directed me into an exam room to get my shot. The nurse, Norine, was upbeat and positive. She asked a few questions- the usual consent to receive the vaccine, and that I had not tested positive for COVID recently or received antibody treatments. Norine said she'd been giving COVID-19 vaccines every day since February, and she was a pro. I barely felt the needle. My second appointment is in three weeks, as I got the Pfizer vaccine. I waited for 15 minutes before leaving, which is standard for COVID-19 shots. There are no magazines in the waiting room, so if you don't want to be on your phone, take a magazine or book. Parking is free in the large lot, and I only spent about 20 minutes total (shot + wait) here. The one side effect I experienced was soreness at the injection site, for about a day. The only thing that could've improved my experience would be a fun band-aid or a sticker, but alas, I got a shot of hope for returning to normal in the future.

Recently some coworkers and myself volunteered to serve dinner at the MUSC Children's Hospital to…read moreparents of the children that are being treated here. While it did feel good to volunteer here, I hated it for the children that were unfortunate enough to have to be in the hospital. The parents were very thankful for the food that we brought and served, saving them from the cafeteria food they have had to endure while their child was there. It was great to see them smile, knowing that people really do care. The hospital itself is very nice and they do their best to make a child's stay in the hospital as comfortable as possible. They had all sorts of games and toys; and an indoor playground for the children. The staff here seems to really be on the ball making sure the kids are cared for and that everything is kept clean and sanitary.

How can you not leave a 5. All the great things they do. Incredible really. But I am going to…read moregive it a 5 just because there seems to be a little disorganization. We were there for the birth of a new niece! Such a happy occasion and we loved every minute of it. It is so hard to find your way around. Signs are confusing and elevators are as well so we had a hard time getting there but once we did it was really fantastic and everything worked out because of the great medical staff at this place!

The ancillary staff is just mean and uncaring from security guard at the front door to the server…read morein the cafeteria. Sad really, it like us against them people can to the hospital for help not to be dismissed.

Do not go to roper go here! Best blood draw of my life. I didn't feel a thing and normally I do,…read moreplus I didn't even have to wrap it after! At roper they had me bleeding so bad with how many times they wiggled that thing in my arm that the other nurse gasped when she came in. I came with concerns, they were clear and honest and didn't make false promises. They were realistic and concise and so fast. I always expect to wait, but there was very little waiting. Everyone was kind and easy to talk to. There was an air of calm and support. I was nervous and afraid, but they all put me at ease. They actually accomplished a series of test and screenings but optimized what made sense for me and discussed everything thoroughly. Not at all the experience I received at roper who did basic tests, had no conclusion and charged me 10,000. St roper is 0.2 miles from me, but I will make the half hour drive to Trident any and every time. They have better pricing and a more efficient in house lab.

Worked in at 7:25pm on a Wednesday with my 11 year old son in tears, whining in pain and dripping…read morewith blood after a bad wreck on his bike, only to be turned away. They close at 8pm. Lady at the front desk said the doctor already had 4-5 patients despite there being no one in the waiting room. She told me to take him to Novant down the street which I did and they were wonderful, took him right away without having to fill out paperwork fists. Shameful on Roper's part!

Christian Zoeller was the MD responsible for my Hypertensive crisis that He deemed anxiety without…read morea thourough assessment or history. In fact HE walked into the room ..one look at monitor BP upper 190's ... ordered 1mg of ativan and walked out. Very negligent. Discharged in the 160's. Mind you NO medical history nor hx of RX. His demeaning and condescending attitude was shameful. Required a second ED visit with appropriate work up and medication for cause. If we were not medically savy another individual could have resulted in a very poor outcome with his neglect. Nursing amazing...EMS fabulous. This Provider is scary...